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To: John S Mosby
This notion that the Founding Fathers appeared as ghosts in a mormon temple— preposterous.

Why?

IIRC some of the founding fathers appeared to various command officers during the Civil War and WWII, was that preposterous?

Our Founders were NOT mormons in their times (as, they could not have been) and, without stretching it, they would not have been mormons in their day.

That wouldn't keep them out of a Mormon temple before it was dedicated, would it? (Not a Mormon, m'self so I'm not certain on this one)...

15 posted on 07/04/2014 7:29:42 AM PDT by null and void (If Bill Clinton was the first black president, why isn't Barack Obama the first woman president?)
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To: null and void

Sure they “appeared” yep. Have never read or heard of this specifically happening. But can tell you that delusions are just that.. delusions. Whether induced by battlefield stress or medication, still delusions, and believable to those that have them.

Very interested to know which general officers of either Union or Confederate side had a visitation, and/or any in WWII
(leave out MacArthur,he’s excused LOL, as is Patton, whom I know about and had CSA kin).

Willing to concede there is another dimension concurrent to our own to which many sentients are attuned. But in the case of the moronis— this is seriously self serving bull crap on the order of indulgences. The “church” as the self aggrandizing State— medieval really.


45 posted on 07/04/2014 9:23:06 AM PDT by John S Mosby (Sic Semper Tyrannis)
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